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begrudge

/bɪˈɡrʌdʒ/

Traduction: Verbe exprimant le fait d'envier quelqu'un pour ce qu'il possède ou apprécie, ou de donner ou accorder quelque chose à contrecœur, avec réticence ou regret.

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/bɪˈɡrʌdʒ/C1formal
  • frVerbe exprimant le fait d'envier quelqu'un pour ce qu'il possède ou apprécie, ou de donner ou accorder quelque chose à contrecœur, avec réticence ou regret.

A verb used to express the act of feeling envy or resentment towards someone for having or enjoying something, or to give reluctantly.

  1. To envy or covetC1formal

    To feel envious of someone's possession or achievement; to desire something that belongs to another.

    frEnvier

    • She begrudged her colleague's promotion, feeling she deserved it more.
    • He begrudged his neighbor's new car, wishing he could afford one too.
    • They begrudged the team's victory, believing it was undeserved.

    Synonymescovetenvygrudgeresent

  2. To give or allow unwillinglyC1formal

    To give or permit something reluctantly, often because of resentment or stinginess.

    fraccorder à contrecœur

    • He begrudged every penny he spent on the repairs.
    • She begrudged him the time he took for his hobbies.
    • The manager begrudged the staff a day off, even during the holidays.

    Synonymesgrudgestint

    Antonymesaccordallowgrant

Formes
  • begrudged past participle
  • begrudged past simple
  • begrudging present participle
  • begrudges third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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